The
Police
performed
together
for
the
first
time
in
over
20
years
on
Monday
(28.05.07).
Frontman
Sting
and
the
band
delivered
a
two-hour
set
for
20,000
fans
at
Vancouver's
GM
Place
Arena,
in
Canada,
marking
the
start
of
their
first
world
tour
for
over
two
decades.
Sting
started
the
concert
by
joking:
"Since
we
haven't
been
together
in
25
years,
I'd
like
to
introduce
the
band."
The
group,
which
also
comprises
of
guitarist
Andy
Summers
and
drummer
Stewart
Copeland,
performed
a
string
of
their
classic
hits,
including
'Message
in
a
Bottle',
'Roxeanne'
and
'Every
Breath
You
Take'.
Celebrity
fans
in
attendance
included
supermodel
Kate
Moss,
actress
Penelope
Cruz
and
Pearl
Jam
singer
Eddie
Vedder.
Sting's
wife
Trudie
Styler
was
also
in
the
audience.
The
band,
who
enjoyed
worldwide
success
in
the
80s,
first
split
in
1984
amid
rumours
of
clashing
egos.
The
threesome
reunited
for
a
string
of
performances
in
1986,
then
remained
disbanded
until
Sting,
55,
announced
reunion
plans
earlier
this
year.
The
world
tour
is
scheduled
to
run
until
early
next
year,
with
concerts
due
to
take
place
across
the
US,
Europe,
Japan,
Australia,
Latin
America
and
New
Zealand.